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Re: Aisling credited to Shane and Christy Moore (?!)

Post by Low D Fri Aug 20, 2010 12:31 am

in_the_morning wrote:Ah, interesting stuff. Kind of strange though, that Christy got a credit for it, because his version is not that different (well, yes, it is a "modification"). Anyway, Thanks a lot for your quick and informative answer, Mr. Chevron! Cheers :)


Somewhere (his book? The BBC Shane MacGowan doc?) Christy talks about Shane sending him a demo, from which he was really not able to get the melody, so he called Shane up, who sent another - which was also unhelpful. So he had to make it up best he could. That's his story, at least, and he's stickin' to it.
[quote="in_the_morning"]
Ah, interesting stuff. Kind of strange though, that Christy got a credit for it, because his version is not that different (well, yes, it is a "modification"). Anyway, Thanks a lot for your quick and informative answer, Mr. Chevron! Cheers :)[/quote]

Somewhere (his book? The BBC Shane MacGowan doc?) Christy talks about Shane sending him a demo, from which he was really not able to get the melody, so he called Shane up, who sent another - which was also unhelpful. So he had to make it up best he could. That's his story, at least, and he's stickin' to it.
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Re: Aisling credited to Shane and Christy Moore (?!)

Post by in_the_morning Tue Aug 17, 2010 7:27 pm

philipchevron wrote:
in_the_morning wrote:Good Evening!

I have a question concerning "Aisling". When I recently visited the GEMA-website where you can see who has got a copyright on songs, I discovered that Shane AND Christy Moore both are credited for the song "Aisling". That made me wonder a bit. Is it because Christy's version of the song is quite a bit different than Shane's original and has got different lyrics and a slightly different melody and harmonies? Or did they really wrote the song together? I know that the song existed in at least 1990 when Shane was with the Pogues, because of the demo version on the wonderful box set. Just made me wonder a little, maybe some of you know some details?

Anyway, Cheers for your attention and have a nice evening!

Good Bye!


The copyright is registered in both "versions" though the Pogues 1990 version was not notified to copyright collection agencies until the box set came out, when I reclaimed 100% of the rights on Shane's behalf. The Pogues recording of course pre-dates Christy's, but informs the modifications he felt he needed to make to turn it into a "Christy Moore song" at a time when there was no reason for him to suppose the Pogues version would be released. It's an unusual situation and not one that happens often in the copyright world. I imagine that any future cover versions would be adjudicated case by case to decide whether they were covers of the MacGowan song or the MacGowan/Moore song.


Ah, interesting stuff. Kind of strange though, that Christy got a credit for it, because his version is not that different (well, yes, it is a "modification"). Anyway, Thanks a lot for your quick and informative answer, Mr. Chevron! Cheers :)
[quote="philipchevron"][quote="in_the_morning"]Good Evening!

I have a question concerning "Aisling". When I recently visited the GEMA-website where you can see who has got a copyright on songs, I discovered that Shane AND Christy Moore both are credited for the song "Aisling". That made me wonder a bit. Is it because Christy's version of the song is quite a bit different than Shane's original and has got different lyrics and a slightly different melody and harmonies? Or did they really wrote the song together? I know that the song existed in at least 1990 when Shane was with the Pogues, because of the demo version on the wonderful box set. Just made me wonder a little, maybe some of you know some details?

Anyway, Cheers for your attention and have a nice evening!

Good Bye![/quote]

The copyright is registered in both "versions" though the Pogues 1990 version was not notified to copyright collection agencies until the box set came out, when I reclaimed 100% of the rights on Shane's behalf. The Pogues recording of course pre-dates Christy's, but informs the modifications he felt he needed to make to turn it into a "Christy Moore song" at a time when there was no reason for him to suppose the Pogues version would be released. It's an unusual situation and not one that happens often in the copyright world. I imagine that any future cover versions would be adjudicated case by case to decide whether they were covers of the MacGowan song or the MacGowan/Moore song.[/quote]

Ah, interesting stuff. Kind of strange though, that Christy got a credit for it, because his version is not that different (well, yes, it is a "modification"). Anyway, Thanks a lot for your quick and informative answer, Mr. Chevron! Cheers :)
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Re: Aisling credited to Shane and Christy Moore (?!)

Post by philipchevron Tue Aug 17, 2010 5:38 pm

in_the_morning wrote:Good Evening!

I have a question concerning "Aisling". When I recently visited the GEMA-website where you can see who has got a copyright on songs, I discovered that Shane AND Christy Moore both are credited for the song "Aisling". That made me wonder a bit. Is it because Christy's version of the song is quite a bit different than Shane's original and has got different lyrics and a slightly different melody and harmonies? Or did they really wrote the song together? I know that the song existed in at least 1990 when Shane was with the Pogues, because of the demo version on the wonderful box set. Just made me wonder a little, maybe some of you know some details?

Anyway, Cheers for your attention and have a nice evening!

Good Bye!


The copyright is registered in both "versions" though the Pogues 1990 version was not notified to copyright collection agencies until the box set came out, when I reclaimed 100% of the rights on Shane's behalf. The Pogues recording of course pre-dates Christy's, but informs the modifications he felt he needed to make to turn it into a "Christy Moore song" at a time when there was no reason for him to suppose the Pogues version would be released. It's an unusual situation and not one that happens often in the copyright world. I imagine that any future cover versions would be adjudicated case by case to decide whether they were covers of the MacGowan song or the MacGowan/Moore song.
[quote="in_the_morning"]Good Evening!

I have a question concerning "Aisling". When I recently visited the GEMA-website where you can see who has got a copyright on songs, I discovered that Shane AND Christy Moore both are credited for the song "Aisling". That made me wonder a bit. Is it because Christy's version of the song is quite a bit different than Shane's original and has got different lyrics and a slightly different melody and harmonies? Or did they really wrote the song together? I know that the song existed in at least 1990 when Shane was with the Pogues, because of the demo version on the wonderful box set. Just made me wonder a little, maybe some of you know some details?

Anyway, Cheers for your attention and have a nice evening!

Good Bye![/quote]

The copyright is registered in both "versions" though the Pogues 1990 version was not notified to copyright collection agencies until the box set came out, when I reclaimed 100% of the rights on Shane's behalf. The Pogues recording of course pre-dates Christy's, but informs the modifications he felt he needed to make to turn it into a "Christy Moore song" at a time when there was no reason for him to suppose the Pogues version would be released. It's an unusual situation and not one that happens often in the copyright world. I imagine that any future cover versions would be adjudicated case by case to decide whether they were covers of the MacGowan song or the MacGowan/Moore song.
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Aisling credited to Shane and Christy Moore (?!)

Post by in_the_morning Tue Aug 17, 2010 4:59 pm

Good Evening!

I have a question concerning "Aisling". When I recently visited the GEMA-website where you can see who has got a copyright on songs, I discovered that Shane AND Christy Moore both are credited for the song "Aisling". That made me wonder a bit. Is it because Christy's version of the song is quite a bit different than Shane's original and has got different lyrics and a slightly different melody and harmonies? Or did they really wrote the song together? I know that the song existed in at least 1990 when Shane was with the Pogues, because of the demo version on the wonderful box set. Just made me wonder a little, maybe some of you know some details?

Anyway, Cheers for your attention and have a nice evening!

Good Bye!
Good Evening!

I have a question concerning "Aisling". When I recently visited the GEMA-website where you can see who has got a copyright on songs, I discovered that Shane AND Christy Moore both are credited for the song "Aisling". That made me wonder a bit. Is it because Christy's version of the song is quite a bit different than Shane's original and has got different lyrics and a slightly different melody and harmonies? Or did they really wrote the song together? I know that the song existed in at least 1990 when Shane was with the Pogues, because of the demo version on the wonderful box set. Just made me wonder a little, maybe some of you know some details?

Anyway, Cheers for your attention and have a nice evening!

Good Bye!

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